DR. .JAMES JENSEN, CSULB HONORS DR. HENRY PO

tion to my independent studies
and travels on Eastern and
Western mysticism and sacred
architecture and geometry."
1974
Lana Marlyn Scheff, BA
(PharmD, USC; MBA. CSULA;
JD, Whittier College School of
Law), is Regulatory Affairs
Manager for 3M Unitek in Mon-
rovia.
Richard V. Whiteley, Jr,
BS (PhD, U of Nebraska), is
Associate Professor of Chemis-
try at Pacific University in For-
est Grove, Ore. "I am nearing
completion of my sabbatical
leave at Eagle-Picher Indus-
tries in Joplin, Mo. EPI is the
world's largest manufacturer of
aerospace batteries. I was re-
sponsible for developing a re-
chargeable lithium technology
for satellite applications. To
date we have been able to man-
ufacture anodes and cathodes
with promising performance."
1975
Prabha J. Bhalla, MS
Biochemistry. "I have two chil-
dren. Kiran (a girl, 13) and
Asheesh (a boy, 9). Kiran is a
very good student of classical
Bhaaral-Natgam dance and vo-
cal music and Asheesh is into
ice hockey and Indian music.
Both are advanced piano stu-
dents."
Richard Oelschlaeger,
Student, MS Medical Mi-
crobiology, is supervisor of
the microbiology laboratory at
the Veterans Administration
Medical Center in Long Beach.
1977
Ray Calloway, BS, has
retired from Aerospace Corp. "I
have many hobbies and manage
to stay busy. One thing I have
The Wirenslell Family: Carol and Gerry and children, Alex a d Artbur
discovered is that I will never Randall E. Smith, BA
be an accomplished pianist!" (MS Technical Management,
Rick Goyt, BA,'is em- West Coast U), is Senior Engi-
ployed as Operations Manager neernechnical at McDonnell
for Creative Property Service Douglas Aircraft in Long
in Santa Rosa. "Even though I Beach.
do not directly use my educa- Gerald Wuenschell, BS
tion in the field of chemistry, (PhD, USC), is teaching organ-
every day I use the discipline ic chemistry at Cal State Los
taught to me as a chemistry Angeles. His wife, Dr. Carol
student." Wuenschell, is a junior re-
Craig T. Snider, MS search faculty at the USC Cen-
Biochemistry (MD, UC ter for Craniofacial Molecular
Davis), practices ophthalmolo- Biology. Their son, Arthur,
gy at the Montgomery Eye Cen- turned 5 in March, and Alex
ter in Naples, Fla. "I was in celebrated his first birthday in
research for several years at June.
Genentech in South San Fran-
cisco and at Barnes Hind in
San Diego before attending 1979
medical school." He and Joy Michael Cam, BS,
have been married 13 years serves as President of ITMS in
and have four children, three West Linn, Ore. "Four years
girls and a boy. ago I started my own company
performing the sales and mar-
keting function for electronic
1978 manufacturing in the USA and
Norm Hegler, BS Far East. My many thanks to
(PharmD. UC San Francisco), Dr. Jensen. for without his
is a clinical pharmacist with support I would not have made
Kaiser Permanente in San Di- it through chemistry. I spent
ego. "My sons, Daniel (4) and two years in his laboratory,
Max (2). keep me very busy!" which is an experience every
Marianne Marsi-Man- college student should have. I
ring, BS (PhD, UCLA), is Tech- still talk about the Christmas
nology Supervisor for Teflon Eve I spent in the lab trying to
Polymer Technology Develop- meet a conference deadline!"
ment in Washington Works, Mike would like to correspond
Washington, W Va. with college friends.
n
Stephen Castellino, BS
(PhD, UC Riverside), is a re-
search chemist in the Agricul-
tural Chemicals Division of
Rhone-Poulenc and lives in
Cary, N.C.
David A. Chernik, BS
(JD, Southwestern U School of
Law), was in the May 21 gradu-
ating class at Southwestern. He
plans to practice environmental
law. David was formerly an em-
ployee of McDonnell Douglas.
Stephen M. Fritch, MS,
MPA, is Lead Criminalist I1 in
the Long Beach Police Depart-
ment Crime Laboratory.
Paul M. Jordan, BA (MD.
USC), is a family practice physi-
cian with the Yorba Linda Medi-
cal Group in Yorba Linda. He
and his wife, Richelle, have a 3-
year-old son, Seth, and are ex-
pecting a second child in De-
cember.
Robert Maiden, MS. is
owner of Killdee Scientific Glass
Co.. Inc.. in Santa Fe Springs.
"In November 1994 we applied
for our first US Patent related
to a glass cell used in pharma-
ceutical research. Killdee Scien-
tific became a "C" corporation
in January."
Patrick McKay, MS. is
Senior Research Associate with
Genentech, Inc., in South San
Francisco where he has worked
for the past 15 years. "My re-
searcWdevelopment efforts
seem to have grown exponen-
tially. Besides working on scal-
ing up one of our current pro-
teins to production levels, I've
also been working on another
project which has been recently
awarded development status-a
large-scale process for produc-
tion of multigram quantities of
protein for clinical evaluation."
Pat and Mary have two chil-
dren, Brian (10) and Allison (6).
Both are active in Scouting.
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